- Expeditor:
A Pipeline for Designing Primers Using Human Gene Structure and Livestock Animal EST Information
- Status: Success; Published (Journal of Heredity, 96(1):80-82, January 2005)
- PigQTLdb: A QTL Resource and Comparison Tool for Pigs
- Status: Success; Published (Mammalian Genome, 16(10):792-800, October 2005)
- PigQTLdb Extension:
Genome-wide Alignment of BAC FPC Maps and RH Maps for QTL Positional Gene Mining
- Animal QTLdb:
Evolved from PigQTLdb, a QTL database that contains data from cattle, chikcens and pigs.
- Status: Success; Published (Nucleic Acids Research, 2007, 35:D604-D609)
- NAGRP Blast Server: NAGRP Blast Server with NCBI Blast Suite; An Automated Mechanism to Update the Sequence Databases Daily, Weekly, or Monthly Depending on the Data Sets.
- Status: Success; Serving on-line since November 2004.
- AnGenMap Mail Archive: Migration of AnGenMap Mail Archive from Flat Files to MySQL Database
- Status: Success; Serving on-line since May 2005.
- Crittenden Genomics References: Migration of Crittenden Genomics References Archive from Flat Files to MySQL Database
- Status: Success; Serving on-line since March 2005.
- Genetic Software db: Genetic Analysis Software Database
- Status: Initial success; Serving on-line since August 2005. (Abstract to PAG-XIV, San Diego, CA, January 14-18, 2006)
- Events manager: Public Web Tool for Community Events Updates - Conferences, Meetings, Workshops
- Status: Success; Serving on-line since May 2005.
- AquaGenomics Community Directory: An Interactive On-line Directory for the AquaGenomics Research Community.
- Status: Success; Serving on-line since November 2005. Publications archive function added to the Directory in February 2006.
- Developing Frameworks and Tools for Animal Trait Ontology (ATO)
- Tool Box: A collection of small Bioinformatics Tools developed by the NAGRP Bioinformatics Team.
- Status: Active; Serving on-line since January 2006.
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You are welcome to suggest new projects or request for new services that may benefit
the whole NAGRP community. Please feel free to contact our Bioinformatics Team.
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